from Revolution of the Mind: The Life of Andre Breton by Mark Polizzotti - a majority of the Mixed Media and Collage works are 28" x 22"

 From - Revolution of the Mind: The Life of Andre Breton by Mark Steven Polizzotti 

 "Some of these phantoms appeared in rather unexpected settings, such as the bathroom of a small inn, where Breton suddenly noticed an enormous white cockroach crawling toward him." Now, everyone knows that there's no such thing as a white cockroach," he recounted to a friend. "Fascinated to the point of wondering whether some spirit didn't inhabit that ' thing,' who perhaps had a message for me, 

 From - Revolution of the Mind: The Life of Andre Breton by Mark Polizzotti. 

 "Shortly before nine o'clock on Monday evening, September 25, ------ were waiting. Crevel then demonstrated the recommended procedure: lights out, silence, chain of hands around a table. In darkness punctuated only by the flashing lights of the cabarets below, he soon fell into a deep slumber. As Simone described the session to her cousin: It's dark. We are all around the table, silent, hands str

 "Among the examples Breton later cited as most "jolting" were: "The anemic little girl makes the wax-polished mannequins blush," and "Caraco is a beautiful slut: lazy as a dormouse and wearing glass gloves to save her from having to lift a finger, she threads pearls with a scapegoat." - Revolution of the Mind: The Life of Andre Breton by Polizzotti.  

  "Breton and Jacqueline spent their first night together wandering, mostly in silence, throughout Paris: across the city's central meat and vegetable markets at Les Halles , across the Seine to the Latin Quarter, and by the Tour Saint-Jacques ..."swaying like a sunflower," as Breton had earlier described it in a poem...." from Revolution of the Mind: The Life of Andre Breton by Mark Polizzotti.